St Charles High School - Halo Yearbook (St Charles, IL)

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National Honor Society is still going strong NHS tNational Honor Societyl had activities helping the administration and citizens of St. Charles. The main event was giving tours of the new school when an open house was held for the public. NHS also provided help for the Back to School Night. A special committee was organized consisting of teachers, advisors, and a few NHS members to revise the standards for membership induction into NHS. NHS enjoyed two field trips to Chicago, which included two plays i'Pippin and Godspell. The viewing of the Art Institute and the Chicago Board of Trade were of much interest. In the spring, a bake sale was held to raise money for the end of the year picnic. Qrightj, Senior Karen Sheppard and friends walk quickly down the cold streets of Chicago to a nearby restaurant. Qbottom lefty, The statue of Ben Franklin stands proudly outside the Art Institute. fopposite middle leftl, While waiting for a taxi to escape from the cold, NHS students gaze at the many skyscrapers that line the busy streets. wtf' NHS: fbottom row, left to rightlg Officers - Treasurer Clare Kolbald President Jeff Kimmel Vice dent Mary Green, Advisor Mrs. Bannon, fnot picturedj Secretary Jody Donnelly 2nd row Patty D Anne DeVilbiss, Caroline Carlson, Elaine Kuhn, Melanie Piper Sherry Schmullrng Debbie ll Michele Shely, Valarie Hanson, Terri Cross, Debbie Niemczyk 3rd row Mary Flothengass Karen pard, Sue Hyde, Anne Cordogan, Mindy Ruff, Julie Payne Lynn Catchpole Dawn Biard Laura Mui Flon Brown, Kit Sweeny. 4th row: Tom D'Amico, Dave Jones Russ Schrndehette Jim Warner Thomas, Bob Swain, Kurt Sundberg, Jeff Cassens, Dave Jahn

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AFS, Key Club help others ' AFS lbelowj: first row left to right, Mrs. Wolff, advisor, Corinne Calligaro, Eeva Erlundsson, foreign exchange student from Sweden, Diane Olson, Lori Howatt, Second row, Debbie Hothog secretary, Lauri Harris, Colleen Hackert, Cindy Linardos, President, Charley Maddox. Third row, Becky Jessop, Chris Thomas, Bob Swain, treasurer. fNot pictured - Laurie Fink, secretaryl. lFlightJ AFS taggers Bob Swain, left, and Debbie Hotho, right, have a friendly debate to determine who gets a lunch break first. The tagging was an all-day job, but it was well worth itg the money collected goes into a special fund for next year's exchange student. J SS L, .-af' :hal r f Eeva Erlundsson, left, an exchange student from Sweden, and Debbie Hotho, right, a junior, share a few helpful hints: art of roller skating as they take a break from the rowdiness at Funway where the AFS rollerskating party was held 214